I am 70, and have used many name brand tires, but only use Mitchell tires now. On my 2500 turbo diesel Dodge to tow my 32 ft. 5th wheeler, and onthe 5th wheeler too.

The reason I marked it so low for wear is because we had to repair the tire within a month of buying them. We chose them because we thought they were a good sturdy tire.

I have been using Michelin tires since 2002. They cost a little more than average but I get very good all around wear and mileage out of the tires. I have never had a tire issue with over 500,000 miles driven in the last 8 years.

Great tires, kept them rotated about every 6,000 miles and when I traded the truck the tires had 70,000 miles on them and still had maybe another 10 to 15 thousand miles tread life left.

I only buy Michelin tires. Period! I've tried other brands and have never been as happy as when riding a set of these. They are very comfortable and quiet tires. Traction is great in rain and snow. Did I mention the ride? Smooth and quiet. Oh yeah.

These tires have 80,000 miles on them and still have approximately 50% of the tread left. They also are quite old and are showing no signs of cracking or aging. This is an exceptional tire!

I use my truck daily in my lawn business these tires handle very welll. When we travel these tires hold the road great and best of all they have a long life spand.

I absolutely love these tires. They are made for the highway and hold the road in rain and snow better than any other tire I"ve driven on. You can't go wrong with Michelin tires.

I haven't had any trouble with my tires. They cost alot but I'd rather pay a little extra, in order to have the comfort and safety while driving on the road.

I had these tires on a truck, following recommendations-rotated the tires every 5,000 miles. The tires were rated to last 50,000 miles-mine lasted 150,000 miles with tread left. All my vehicles have Michelin tires.